Astrophysics Seminar Schedule
Spring 2007

Seminars are generally held on Fridays at 3:00 PM in room 385E. Refreshments are served after the talks in room 332W.

Date	Speaker	Title and Abstract
Wednesday January 24 11 am. Room 112 (note special time and place)	James Truran (U Chicago)	The Origin of the Elements
Friday January 26	Jason Glenn (U Colorado)	Probing the Growth of Massive Galaxies at High Redshifts with Sub/millimeter Observations
Friday February 2	No Seminar
Friday February 9	Jason Tumlinson (Yale)	Unraveling the Galaxy to Find the First Stars
Wednesday February 14 11 am. Room 385 (note special time and place)	Hendrik Schatz (Michigan State)	The r Process
Friday February 16	Anatoly Spitkovsky (Princeton)	How Collisionless Shocks Work (And How They Don't)
Friday February 23	Charles Bailyn (Yale)	*Observing Black Holes with 1-meter Telescopes*
Friday March 2	Doug Hamilton (U Maryland)	*Neptune’s Satellite Triton: A Retrospective*
Monday March 5 12 Noon (Note special time)	Reinhard Genzel (UC Berkeley)	*Dynamics of High Redshift Galaxies*
Friday March 9	Charles Gammie (U Illinois)	Precision Bothrology: Towards a Physical Model of Sagittarius A*
Friday March 16	No seminar-Spring Break
Friday March 23	Ann Zabludoff (U Arizona)	*The Importance of Lens Environments*
Friday March 30	Alice Shapley (Princeton)	*The Seeds of the Morphology-Density Relation at z~2?*
Friday April 6	Mike Zingale (SUNY Stony Brook)	*The Challenges of Modeling Type Ia Supernovae*
Monday April 9 11:45 am. Room 112 (Note special time and place)	Sevil Salur (Yale)	*Hadronic Resonances in STAR*
Friday April 13	Lei Hao (Cornell)	Insights on AGNs from SDSS and Spitzer Spectra
Friday April 20	Priya Natarajan (Yale)	Probing the Nature of Dark Matter and Dark Energy Using Gravitational Lensing